The Granbury Bass Club and Justice Plumbing will be again hosting a tournament benefiting the Granbury High School Bass Club. Entry fee is $150 per team, up to 3 people allowed per team. All entry fees will be donated to the GHS Club fund to help defray costs. $4300 dollars in guaranteed prize money will be paid. New this year is a Lady Big Bass prize.
3rd ANNUAL OPEN TEAM TOURNAMENT
(up to 3 people allowed per Team)
BENEFITING GRANBURY HIGH SCHOOL BASS CLUB
HOSTED BY GRANBURY BASS CLUB & JUSTICE PLUMBING
WHEN: SATURDAY 10 May 2025
WHERE: ROUGH CREEK PARK
TOURNAMENT HOUR’S 7am-3pm/LINE CLOSES 3:30pm
REGISTRATION STARTS 4am
Off Limits period sunset Friday 09 May until 5am Saturday 10 May
Trailering allowed after sign up and livewell checks.
ENTRY FEE $150
1st Place $2000 Guaranteed by Justice Plumbing
2nd Place $1000 Guaranteed by Moore Supply of Cleburne
3rd Place $500 G&G Electric
Big Bass pays $250 Guaranteed by Butler Built Homes LLC
Junior Big Bass 16 and under $250 Guaranteed by Granbury Bass Club
Lady Big Bass $250 + $50 Pretty Nails Certificate Guaranteed by Butler Built Homes LLC

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New this year $250 plus a $50 gift certificate from Butler Built Homes and Pretty Nails Spa of Granbury for Ladies Big Bass.

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Lake Granbury is fishing great.

One week away. Get your team together and come fish!

One more day!

I see sunrise is 6:36am and start time is 7am. Any possibility the start time will be earlier?

Looking forward to it!

There is now another tournament going out of Rough Creek Ramp on Saturday. To accommodate both Clubs we have changed First Cast to 0615. Last Cast remains 3pm, be inline with your fish by 3:30. Weather will be perfect see you there.

Registration still starts at 4am? Just want to confirm since I will be there at that time!

Results 24 Teams fished
Results from the 3rd Annual GHS fund raising bass tournament.
1st Matt Butler/Clayton Butler 5 fish 22.31lbs. $2000
2nd Cole Slaughter/ Troy Montgomery 5 fish 20.70 lbs + Big Bass 8.55lbs $1,250
3rd Oscar Cardenas/Oscar Cardenas Jr 5 fish 19.82 lbs $500
Jr Big Bass Julian Gilman 3.88 lbs
No Ladies Big Bass was brought in, the $250 prize was donated to the GHS Bass Team fund. Thank You Butler Built Homes.
Total donated to the GHS Bass Club $3,700

Corrected Results from the 3rd Annual GHS fund raising bass tournament.
1st Matt Butler/Clayton Butler 5 fish 22.31lbs. $2000
2nd Cole Slaughter/ Troy Montgomery 5 fish 20.70 lbs + Big Bass 8.55lbs $1,250
3rd Bubba Rameriz/Taylor Hayworth $500
Jr Big Bass Julian Gilman 3.88 lbs
No Ladies Big Bass was brought in, the $250 prize was donated to the GHS Bass Team fund. Thank You Butler Built Homes.
Total donated to GHS Bass Club $3,700

Where can I go to see the complete standings list and the photographs taken on Saturday, please?

Uh oh. Sounds like some rigged fishing was going on.

No not at all...the tournament was great, and I was more than happy to donate to a new cause for a change..lol..

I had a good day, stuck to my gameplan, caught a small limit, boat ran great...no complaints. I just like to put the results in a notebook I keep on tournaments I fish thats all..

Ah. Good to hear. And that is a great idea.

Do you keep water temp, wind, clarity, lake level information too? I should have been doing that for years. I catch myself thinking “I’ve caught em on a frog here really good that onetime”. Just can’t remember what “that one time” was like.

LOL.. the answer is sorta of , but it is in narrative form, like a diary..

"may 10th I fished Granbury Open tournament, 78 degee air temp water temps between 67 -72. As usual the wind forecast wasnt even close and it blew hard from the south - Got to the ramp 15 minutes later than I had planned but was still early enough to get registered and launch the boat with no stress. So I stress free backed the boat in and realized that the reason she would'nt come off the trailer was due to the fact that I had failed to unhook the starboard side while i was in some sort of zen stress free state... So with a fair sized audience I got waded in and cranked it back up the roller, waded out, pulled up..got out undid the strap, backed back in, boat dropped off the roller, got out waded in, got on the boat and she didn't want to come off the rest of the way. BEfore I could end the show in a great creshendo of rooster tail backwards onto the front deck and myself as I gunned it to back off, a guy asked if he could help and back me down to which I said I think that would be best for all concerned.." Thank God, what a fiasco! Ran down to ......"

You get the idea...Going back and reading over the notes, its the editorial on the stuff that happens to me that brings back all the memories from that particular day.